Ruby on Rails

Marnen Laibow-Koser wrote in post #971089:
[snip]
> That's easy enough.
[snip]
> No, you probably don't [want a generic Model, View and Controller
> for a Restaurant, and then sub-classes for specific restaurants].
> What you probably want is a fairly generic Restaurant object with
> some sort of configuration property.
[snip]
> You can use namespaced models, views, and controllers. But your
> architectural approach is almost certainly wrong.

Marnen:

Methinks you keep your copious wisdom too under wraps. You answer makes
it clear that you think my approach is wrong, but doesn't really explain
Marnen's One True Way! :)

A search for

site:http://guides.rubyonrails.org/ namespace

shows me about namespaced routes, namespaced forms, but nothing about
how to organize files and classes to have namespaced models, views and
controllers.

Perhaps my question is too general, so I can re-frame it: is there an
example (on github or in Rails itself) that shows a good way to do this
kind of thing?

TIA.

- ff

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